"Hopefully, when Chase comes to the meeting, they'll be telling us when the opening date is," she said, "because we're approaching the two-year closure point".
In the end, the gods themselves insist on what we might call "closure," pointing out that even a man who loses a brother or a son "grieves, weeps, and then his tears are done".
Those protesting the closure point out that in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise philosophy at Middlesex was ranked a very impressive 14th out of all philosophy submissions, the highest of all post-1992 universities and, apparently, the highest ranking of any of Middlesex's departments.
I'm at ease with that having happened and not making it to London, but I just got to the point where I felt like I needed a closure point".
DEANNE: I think people need to have some closure point, I think that is psychologically important, and that it would be better put to bed if there's scientific fact based on that closure point rather than a government saying "This is your closure point because we are the government of the day".
The recent closures and threatened closures point to an ominous new trend.
"The closure also points to a wider problem: Rouhani's failure to expand freedom of the press in Iran more generally.
However, in "Closure", Donaldson points out that "Mulder's belief in God, as always, revolves around his beliefs about his sister's fate".
Reached for comment, Amazon confirmed the closure but pointed out one notable exception regarding which of your MP3's will actually be deleted in January.
To evaluate wound closures, the points along each wound were marked, and the horizontal distance the migrating cells traveled into the wound was measured.
